Fetch Birdwatchers
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166 watchers
May 2020
11:47am, 23 May 2020
9,961 posts
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rf_fozzy
They were talking about the success of the reintroduction of Red Kites on R4 Today this morning. About 8.20 I think.
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May 2020
12:03pm, 23 May 2020
22,449 posts
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Dave A
Having returned to work in Northamptonshire in the past year, I’ve been seeing them more than I did around 3 years ago.
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May 2020
5:11pm, 23 May 2020
16,164 posts
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Rosehip
I'm spoilt with red kites, over the house most days  - fewer buzzards than there used to be though and I haven't been "attacked" by the grumpy one when I run under its nest yet this year - I hope they're OK. |
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May 2020
5:32pm, 23 May 2020
1,611 posts
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bonners
No red kites for me this year unless I manage to get my running distance up to about 20 miles 😃 They haven't reached the North Wales coast yet. Sat in the garden being as still as possible getting an inordinate amount of pleasure watching the antics of the starling fledglings. |
May 2020
9:02pm, 23 May 2020
19,159 posts
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flanker
How cool? twitter.com |
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May 2020
9:34pm, 23 May 2020
16,177 posts
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Rosehip
I love eagle owls he falconer at The Milky Way in Devon had one, it sat on my head! then he said they ate cats, so I've always wanted one (we took the kids there every year when they were little on our holidays ) |
May 2020
9:27am, 24 May 2020
2,812 posts
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phal
That is very cool!!! 😀😀😀
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May 2020
11:29am, 24 May 2020
26,799 posts
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HellsBells
Youngest got a good shot of one of the Cambridge peregrine pair yesterday - there’s 3 chicks in the nest but they didn’t see them although they could certainly hear them! |
May 2020
11:38am, 24 May 2020
42,153 posts
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Derby Tup
Great picture I saw peregrines regularly in the past at a natural nest site ie not urban building. Late May was always a good time to go because the young would be a decent size and demanding in terms of food. The adult birds are very vocal and a returning adult with food always a highlight |
May 2020
11:43am, 24 May 2020
2,472 posts
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um
Looks like crow for lunch in Salisbury. Parent just flew in with a large black crow (probably), looked bigger than Bruce, or Fiona, whichever one it was. salisburycathedral.org.uk |
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